Sentence examples for the challenge of introducing from inspiring English sources
A Conservative backbencher, James Wharton, has accepted the challenge of introducing a bill paving the way for a referendum on the UK's EU membership.
In "Frida," Jeanette Winter's son, Jonah Winter, and the Spanish illustrator Ana Juan take on the challenge of introducing the Mexican painter Frida Kahlo.
But it does highlight the limits of current battery technology and the challenge of introducing innovative products and services in the auto industry.
Six weeks ago, as the writers' strike wore on, Warner Brothers, based in Burbank, Calif., halted the plans amid concerns that the screenplay did not quite meet the challenge of introducing a new series without undercutting the old ones.
In its statement, Apple cited the need to divert its team of programmers to the challenge of introducing the iPhone, which it said was still on track for shipment in "late June".
A bus-lover to his marrow, Hendy rose with relish to the challenge of introducing Johnson's "New Routemaster," complete with a trio of doors to help it better emulate the efficiency of the "bendys" at letting people on and off at stops.
Although the challenges of introducing endodontic tissue engineering therapies are substantial, the potential benefits to patients and the profession are equally ground breaking.
In part two of our interview with the game's project leader, Nathan Martz, we talk abut the challenges of introducing children (and their parents) to physical controls, and tricky problem of how scary kids' stories can be.
Riding between the three areas, feeling the roads narrow and the building turn slightly more haphazard, illustrated the challenges of introducing an advanced bike-share system to places fully developed before the concept even made sense.
Re "Concrete: The Remix" (March 31): Keeping the environment in mind requires that we think beyond CO2 emissions; understanding the challenges of introducing a new material demands that we think beyond the material itself.
The challenges of introducing STEM education vary from country to country, but common problems include a lack of resources, resistance to changing the curriculum, and social inequality, especially for girls and young women.
